Nominations Period Begins for 2016 FSC Board of Directors

Nominations Period Begins for 2016 FSC Board of Directors

LOS ANGELES — Free Speech Coalition (FSC), the adult industry trade association, has opened its call for nominations for the 2016 Board of Directors.

Individuals must be FSC members to make a nomination. Active FSC members will receive an email form that allows them to nominate candidates for election. Any member making a nomination must supply contact information for each candidate.

Candidates must be active FSC members.

The FSC 2016 Board Elections Schedule is as follows:

Today - Call for nominations
November 9th - nominations close and record date
(individuals must be members by this date in order to be eligible to vote in the election)

November 23rd - Slate of nominees announced, elections open, ballots sent
December 14th - Elections close
December 15th - results announced

“This is a great opportunity for FSC members to take ownership in their trade association by nominating and voting for Board Members,” said Diane Duke Free Speech Coalition CEO. “It is the Board of Directors that sets the policy, direction and tone for the organization and member participation in the election is not only welcome, but also greatly appreciated.”

For more information about the election process or to join FSC, contact (818) 348-9373, or diane@freespeechcoalition.com.

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